I think the best scheme I've seen like this yet is at
https://developers.google.com/freebase/v1/search-metaschema
In the RDF model it is easy to make statements about predicates
?p a :SocialRelation .
the key is that it is multi-dimensional so probably a given predicate
will be a member of a few different categories scattered across the
system.
On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 8:18 AM, Fredo Erxleben
<fredo.erxleben(a)tu-dresden.de> wrote:
Hello all,
I am playing around with properties at the moment, especially filtering out
a certain kind of properties.
So I wondered if it wouldn't be a nice thing, if properties were classified
in some way.
Example: (Numbering is just for readability and does not hold any semantics)
P… is the placeholder for the actual property-Id, did not want to look them
all up
1) Relations
1a) Mathematical relations
1b) Relations in human interaction
1b1) Social relation
1b1a) P… (is employee of)
1b1b) P… (is heir to)
1b2) Biological relation
1b2a) P… (brother of)
1b2a) P… (sister of)
…
2) External IDs
…
and so on, I think you get the idea.
Has something like this bees discussed before?
Cheers,
Fredo
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